I'll let the collective conservative braintrust here at ATOT decide if they would like the conversation quoted in its entirety below, to be characterized as their overall attitude and feelings toward this matter...
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<< What it was, was in bad taste, unsensible, and immoral. What it wasn't, was any of your business. If strangers went up to you and asked you if you were having an affair with so-and-so, you'd say "get the F@#$ away from me." I'm sure you'd disagree from either the legal standpoint or merely due to the circumstances, but I'm sure you'd think differently if it were you on the stand. >>
I will decide what's my business, especially when it is the President and my commander in chief. You have no idea what I would do in his situation, not that it would ever happen.
<< If you want to talk morals, we can likewise dig up plenty of things about Bush and his whole family. I just chose not to because I know its frivolous. I'm sorry but you're going to be eternally disappointed if the prez is going to be your moral ideal. >>
Please dig up whatever you want, I don't care. I never said the Prez was my moral ideal did I.
<< Again, you're chosing the easy way to criticize Clinton, while ignoring any charges of its irrelevance >>
Criticizing clinton is the easiest thing in the world to do. It's not irrelevant to me. Your opinion is irrelevant to me.
<< Otherwise, prove to me that he lied about anything of national consequence. >>
The President commiting perjury is of national consequence. >>